Orangutans instinctively make and use basic stone tools
Orangutans display an ability that was once thought to be exclusively human: the ability to create tools.
Orangutans display an ability that was once thought to be exclusively human: the ability to create tools.
In a remote area of Brazil, capuchin monkeys have been adapting their own stone tools for thousands of years.
A small tool for a puffin, a large tool for puffinkind.
Macaques rely on tools for foods such as shellfish.
It was a crucial and defining moment in human evolution.
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